Measurements of the Coronoid in Healthy Adult patients

Elbow: Trauma


Quantitative Measurements of the Coronoid in Healthy Adult patients


Guitton TG, Van Der Werf HJ, Ring D (Massachusetts General Hosp, Boston, MA) J Hand Surg 36A:232-237, 2011§



A. Cil, MD



Evidence Ranking


• D



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• 1



Abstract



Purpose


We investigated the hypothesis that a quantitative 3-dimensional computed tomography (CT) modeling technique that can measure size, shape, and proximal articular surface area can be used to develop formulas that could predict the volume and proximal surface area of the intact coronoid based on anatomical and demographic data available in patients with fracture of the coronoid process.



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